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A fond farewell to our charismatic colleague Roy

Monday 26 November 2018 by Annabel Rushton

A fond farewell to our charismatic colleague Roy Taylor.

The Climate Change Act - ten years on

Friday 16 November 2018 by Jamie Wyver

The Climate Change Act was passed in 2008 - what has the RSPB been doing to address climate change since then?

Two million seabirds lost from UK Island each year

Monday 22 October 2018

On first look, Gough Island is idyllic and uninhabited, but look closer and you’ll see a heart-breaking story unfold...

Buffet for Birds

Friday 12 October 2018 by Jamie Wyver

Inspired by TV baking shows? Here are some ideas for creating a feast for our feathered friends.

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• Comment on My Internship with RSPB Scotland Central Highlands

  I enjoyed reading your article, Nick. I am one of the part-time volunteers at Loch Ruthven and share your feelings about the birch wood surrounding the loch. I found it very inspiring even when I went there early on a Monday morning. Not as early as ...

  Posted 15/12/2018 by Pamela G

• Comment on Good news for a Friday: conservation highlights from RSPB in 2018

  I'll check to see what has happened here...

  Posted 14/12/2018 by MartinHarper

• Comment on Good news for a Friday: conservation highlights from RSPB in 2018

  I used to be able to share your blogs to Facebook but since the website was 'improved' this option is longer available. Will it be reinstated or is it RSPB policy not to share in this way any more?

  Posted 14/12/2018 by Vanellus

• Blog Post: Fill ya beaks!

  As the weather gets colder, it's important to keep your bird feeders stocked up. Especially if your garden birds are anything like this willow tit, who appears to want to fit as many sunflower seeds in its beak as possible! And to think they call me ...

  Posted 14/12/2018 by Ben